Goats on the Roof is the Parkway's purest roadside stop: live goats grazing on the roof, fed by a pedal-powered contraption visitors crank themselves; a mile-long mountain coaster; a gift shop deep in bear puns ('the right to keep and arm bears'); and, since 2025, dinosaurs — Jurassic Tymes mini golf played among animatronic dinosaurs with blinking eyelids and wagging tails. Tampa Jay files the goat feeding under 'goat therapy,' and the whole stop runs on that energy.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesThe Goat Coaster
The coaster runs about a mile and up to 30 mph, per the venue, rider-controlled all the way down. K&E RV TV argue it beats its famous neighbor half a mile up the road — cheaper ($12 as filmed) and open-up-able in a way the bigger ride is not. Adventure Is Out There's series entry (#8) adds speakers playing rock music along the track, a wooded climb where a bear sighting wouldn't surprise them, and their standing tip: come back at night for the lit course. The full night run closes this page.
The dinosaurs moved in
Jurassic Tymes golf ($15 a person as filmed) has two sides — an easy course and a much steeper hard course — played under the goats. The October 2026 visit at the top of the page does the whole current stop: dinosaurs, goats and the coaster its host calls one of Pigeon Forge's best.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesOne stop, three tickets of fun
Feed delivery by bicycle, a coaster ridden twice on camera in the tour film, fudge and ice cream in the gift shop: the roadside package is the point, and every film here treats it as one stop rather than three attractions.
Sources: the 9 videos on this page, filmed at Goats on the Roof in Pigeon Forge between 2023 and 2026.
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